Residents of Nethy Bridge, near the Cairngorms wildfire, can return home after evacuation; major incident status lifted due to reduced risk following fire breaks and progress.
Residents of Nethy Bridge, evacuated due to a large wildfire in Cairngorms National Park, can return home after the immediate threat was neutralized by firefighting efforts.
A wildfire in Scotland's Cairngorms National Park has entered its 10th day, with smoke now visible 59 miles away in Aberdeen due to a change in wind direction. Firefighters continue to battle the "dynamic and unpredictable" blaze, while local communities express concern and call for more support.
A wildfire in the Cairngorms, which has burned 10 square kilometres since last Wednesday, still has significant hotspots despite over 100 firefighters surrounding the blaze. Crews will remain on scene until the incident is safely concluded, with First Minister John Swinney praising the combined efforts.
A wildfire in the Cairngorms has burned for seven days, with helicopters aiding firefighters. Local frustration mounts over delays in deploying aerial support, sparking debate on whether Scotland's fire service has adequate resources and funding for private helicopter services.
A wildfire in the Cairngorms has entered its seventh day, with helicopters assisting ground crews. Local frustration has emerged over a perceived delay in deploying aerial support, sparking a debate about whether Scotland's firefighters have sufficient resources to tackle increasing wildfire threats.
